Casa Kids on a Hike

Fe Viva (Faith Alive) World Missions has been operating in Guatemala as a multi-faceted ministry for the past ten years. God has given founders, Kim & Lynn Weiler, a vision for Central America.

As a part of our ministry work here, we are dedicated to help meet the needs of underprivileged and orphaned children in Guatemala. To this end, FeViva World Missions and its partners have added "Casa Esperanza" as a main ministry focus. Casa Esperanza provides a safe place for children. A home where children are loved and cared for - fed, clothed, educated and taught the love of Christ, to give them hope and a future (Jeremiah 29:11).

Steve with Eliseo and Elsa

Our children's home can house up to 80 children who have been abused, neglected, or who cannot be supported by their parents. Casa Esperanza provides a safe place, a home where they will be cared for and loved. There is daily ministry, meeting the physical needs of children with food, clothing and shelter and providing for their spiritual needs through Bible study, education and Christian upbringing. Mission teams help in all aspects of the orphanage, blessing children and being blessed.

Primary care is provided by full-time house parents and support staff. Additional special care - medical, dental and educational needs are provided by qualified Guatemalan and North American professionals and volunteers.

Patricia with Gaby and Antonio

We are dedicated to providing a warm, caring and Godly environment for the children. To enable us to see this vision fulfilled, we ask you to consider partnering with us in this ministry.

Please help us see that these children experience the love of God in their lives. Your monthly support will help us provide all of the essential benefits for these children that we all enjoy in North America. Periodical updates and reports of the childrens' progress, prayer needs, victories, etc., will be sent to you. We encourage you to contact us if you have any questions - we would love to hear from you.

If you would like more information on sponsoring a child
at Casa Esperanza, please click here.

Dios te Bendiga!